A patchy, thin, or stressed lawn doesn’t have to stay that way. With the right approach, South Florida homeowners and property managers can bring worn-out turf back to life — without guesswork or wasted effort. This guide walks you through every stage of lawn restoration: ...
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Understanding SCMV and LVN What Is Sugarcane Mosaic Virus (SCMV)? Sugarcane Mosaic Virus is a viral disease that affects various grass types, but in South Florida, it’s particularly devastating to Floratam St. Augustine grass. First identified in sugarcane fields in the 1960s, the virus reemerged ...
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If you’re a South Florida homeowner and your St. Augustine lawn has been looking rough since the temperatures dropped, you’re not alone — and it might not be a fertilizer problem or a fungus. Across Palm Beach County, thousands of Floratam St. Augustine lawns are ...
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Your Lawn Should be Your Pride and Joy, not a Source of Frustration. If your St. Augustine grass is looking thin, patchy, or less vibrant than the lush lawns you see in your neighborhood, you’re not alone. Many South Florida homeowners struggle with maintaining thick, ...
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Assessing Soil Compaction, Construction Debris, Drainage and More Installing a new pool deck is an exciting milestone—it’s the moment your backyard transformation starts looking like the oasis you’ve envisioned. But once the contractors pack up and leave, you’re often left staring at a patchy, torn-up ...
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Why Is My St. Augustine Grass Lawn Struggling? St. Augustine is Florida’s signature turfgrass — lush, green, and undeniably iconic across West Palm Beach, Wellington, and Boca Raton. But for as beautiful as it looks, it’s also one of the most sensitive warm-season grasses we ...
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You’ve got the dreaded HOA notice—it’s time to re-sod. While it might seem overwhelming, this could be your lawn’s chance for a fresh start. At Floridist, we specialize in taking the stress out of the re-sodding process, making it as smooth and hassle-free as possible. ...
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Septic tanks are a necessary part of waste management for many South Florida homes. Although most homes are connected to the municipal sewer system, about 20% of Palm Beach County residences use septic systems. If you’ve just had a septic tank installed or replaced, your lawn might look a bit worse for wear. This guide is here to help you restore your lawn to its beautiful, green self.
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